I love the name :)
A big part of the world does not have access to such automation.
Most of the time Harvest App does a perfect job. It is a regular timer app but it is quite good at Symantec when you are not working. If sometimes I'm in doubt about what I spent my time one or if I know that I worked…
I thought it would be a memory game like Simon [1] where the game prints one line and then your repeat it. If you are correct it starts from the first line but adds another line for you to remember. I could see the fun…
> can engage in the act of simulating the minds of others. We cannot read other minds — they are like black boxes to us. But, as Lachmann explains, all agents share almost identical “black boxes” with members of their…
I love the music for the demo video. Especially the second part. Oracle never sounded better. Joke aside. Looks like a pretty useful tool. Seems to be focused on workflows.
Input fields on register form cannot be selected on iOS (native browser and Firefox)
I love the name :)
A big part of the world does not have access to such automation.
Most of the time Harvest App does a perfect job. It is a regular timer app but it is quite good at Symantec when you are not working. If sometimes I'm in doubt about what I spent my time one or if I know that I worked…
I thought it would be a memory game like Simon [1] where the game prints one line and then your repeat it. If you are correct it starts from the first line but adds another line for you to remember. I could see the fun…
> can engage in the act of simulating the minds of others. We cannot read other minds — they are like black boxes to us. But, as Lachmann explains, all agents share almost identical “black boxes” with members of their…
I love the music for the demo video. Especially the second part. Oracle never sounded better. Joke aside. Looks like a pretty useful tool. Seems to be focused on workflows.
Input fields on register form cannot be selected on iOS (native browser and Firefox)